Mother Theresa
(Üsküb/Skopje, Ottoman Empire, 27/8/1910 - Calcutta, India, 5/9/1997)
Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, hers was an Albanian Gypsy family from Kosovo. She devoted her life to help the poor in India, and founded the Missionaries of Charity orders. In 1979 she was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.
(Üsküb/Skopje, Ottoman Empire, 27/8/1910 - Calcutta, India, 5/9/1997)
Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, hers was an Albanian Gypsy family from Kosovo. She devoted her life to help the poor in India, and founded the Missionaries of Charity orders. In 1979 she was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.
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Vanhimmat
..siis kuuluisin kuollut romani. Intialaisena pidin kyllä häntä.
mutta sanotaan kaikken hyvää tehnein Romaani. Nii jos pidät häntä intialaisena(ja mikset pitäsi), niin samalla kuitenkin sinua voi pitää Marilaisena.
Sen äiti oli mustalainen muttei isä eli hän oli niin kovasti kaaleitten "hyväsytty" puolikas. Ja se on varma. Albaniasta lähtösin mutta Intiassa vaikutti koko ikänsä, puolimustalisena, huomio.
http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Äiti_Teresa
Hei oletko sairas? Vai etkö osaa kieliä? Älä laita mitään satu juttuja. Vai puolikas ? Kyllä oli koko mustalainen,- olet pöpi
Nobel Prizes
Denmark
Schack August Steenberg Krogh
(Grenå, Danmark, 5/11/1874 - København, 13/9/1949)
Known as Dr. August Krogh, this scientist was a Danish Rom, professor at the University of Copenhagen between 1916 and 1945. He achieved several important discoveries in zoophysiology, exposed in his books Respiratory Exchange in Animals and Man (1916), Osmotic Regulation (1939) and Comparative Physiology of Respiratory Mechanisms (1941). Awarded with the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1920 for his discovery of the regulation of the capillaries during muscular work, studies which were published in his book The Anatomy and Physiology of the Capillaries (1922).
Macedonia
Mother Theresa
(Üsküb/Skopje, Ottoman Empire, 27/8/1910 - Calcutta, India, 5/9/1997)
Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, hers was an Albanian Gypsy family from Kosovo. She devoted her life to help the poor in India, and founded the Missionaries of Charity orders. In 1979 she was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.
Elvis Presley
(East Tupelo, Mississippi, 8/1/1935 - Memphis, Tennessee, 16/8/1977)
It is not necessary to explain who Elvis Aaron Presley was. Perhaps what is less known of him is that his ancestors came from Germany in the early 18th century and their original surname was Pressler. They were part of the Sinti people commonly known as "Black Dutch" or "Melungeons". It is also likely that from his mother's side, Smith by surname, the family would have been of Romanichel origins.
sinti=mustalainen, saksassa on sintejä. ranskassa, espanjassa , ja suomessa on kaaleita kale